How to format SD and SDHC memory cards
Panasonic SDFormatter - the universal format tool for SD and SDHC cards. This tool also supports the biggest SDHC cards (16 GB capacity or more) and format them correctly, with…
Panasonic SDFormatter - the universal format tool for SD and SDHC cards. This tool also supports the biggest SDHC cards (16 GB capacity or more) and format them correctly, with…
HTC Touch HD specifications: Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Qualcomm 7201A processor @ 528MHz 512MB ROM / 256MB RAM (+32MB on processor) WVGA! 115mm x 62.8mm x 12mm 'In stores for…
Here are some new screenshots from Sony Ericsson X1 Xperia. XPERIA X1 is the first Sony Ericsson to run on Windows Mobile (Professional) operating system, and the first of the X series. It is high-end device with large WVGA touch display, side-sliding design with QWERTY, integrated GPS, WiFi and quad-band GSM with quad-band UMTS.
Happy news for all Pocket PC owners (with MicroSD devices) - 16GB MicroSDHC card from SanDisk is ready for pre-order now! Keep your eyes peeled for an offical announcement. SanDisk…
Whilst we know that the X610’s specs aren’t screaming out “I’m fantastic”, it’s a pretty good looking device with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. The more “I’m Fantastic” of these two is the V900, a device that can handle DVB-H, DVB-T, T-DMB, and DAB broadcasts on a VGA display that certainly doesn’t hurt its case.
HTC Touch Diamond not working out for you? We get it, you want a physical QWERTY keyboard. Oh, Touch Pro a little too big? You want something a little more…
Kinoma has just released a new media player, Kinoma Play which they say promises to unify media on your smartphone and on the internet in a seamless whole, making it the first true mobile media browser.
Apparently the result of 3 years of effort, the software promises simplicity in media organization and playback, but the jewel of their creation is the built-in Kinoma Guide, the most comprehensive catalog of the freshest, most diverse mobile media available.
Kinoma Play provides on-demand access from your phone to an unparalleled range of content:
“We created Kinoma Play to make it fun and easy for people to discover all the great media their phones can play,” said Peter Hoddie, co-founder and CEO of Kinoma. “By combining media playback and browsing, Kinoma Play frees users to explore an unprecedented range of media content.”
Among the key innovations in Kinoma Play:
“Kinoma Play offers the first streaming mobile access to your Audible.com account, so whether you want to listen to books you already purchased or are buying new ones, you get instant gratification — they are available immediately on your phone without connecting to your PC,” said Will Lopes, VP, Business Development, Audible.com.
Pricing & Availability
Kinoma Play is available at the Kinoma web site (www.kinoma.com) for a one-time payment of $29.99. The software is compatible with Windows Mobile 5.0 and higher.
Kinoma is also introducing Kinoma FreePlay as a free download. Kinoma FreePlay shares the same gorgeous user interface and simplicity of use with Kinoma Play. It is a great MP3 player and photo viewer and provides access to much of the Kinoma Guide including Audible.com, Flickr, Live365, Reuters, SHOUTcast, YouTube, and thousands of streaming podcasts.
Kinoma has produced some slick videos that illustrate the features of the software. See them after the break.
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Looks like Palm’s regular manufacturer, Inventec, is taking a backseat to HTC for the upcoming Treo Pro. Looking at the new images of the Treo Pro, there are now touch surfaces where the soft-keys used to be for the home, calendar, messaging, etc. How appropriate since HTC is so “pro” when it comes to making touch screen devices. We’re pretty big fans of HTC, so this is a great route for Palm to take – especially since the Treo Pro looks like the beginning of a new style and series of devices for the company. Palm’s new device already looked ok, but it’s reassuring knowing that a solid manufacturer with experience in touch screens and beautiful devices is going to be putting this one out. It sheds some new light on our question about this new phone’s build quality. Also, the Palm Treo Pro offers up HTC’s task manager program, so that should have been a dead giveaway concerning the manufacturer.